Plan your garden clearance
Garden jobs often contain several different waste types. Branches and cuttings are different from soil, rubble, old fencing and a dismantled shed. Photograph these separately and explain whether items are already bagged or dismantled. This helps us agree a collection that fits the work.
What we can discuss
- Bagged or loose garden waste, by agreement
- Old garden furniture and unwanted outdoor items
- Fencing and timber waste
- Shed contents and dismantled materials, by agreement
Before we arrive
Show the route from the garden to the collection vehicle. Tell us about side gates, steps or access through the house. Keep soil, rubble, timber and green waste separate where practical, and flag anything sharp or unusually heavy.
How the quote works
Garden clearance prices are available on request. Dense materials such as soil and rubble can reach the vehicle weight limit before the load space is full, so a photograph alone may not show the full scope.
View the full price guideYour questions, answered
Do I need to bag everything first?
Tell us whether the waste is loose, bagged or still in place. We will confirm the collection scope and any preparation needed when quoting.
Can you take down a shed?
Send photographs of the structure and its base. Dismantling is a separate scope to collecting an already dismantled shed and must be agreed in advance.
Where we work
We take enquiries across the locations in our area directory, including London, Essex, Hertfordshire and Dartford. The collection postcode lets us confirm the route and availability.